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Meeting: Planning Commission Meeting

Meeting Time: February 05, 2026 at 6:30pm PST
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Agenda Item

B. 946-948 N. HAYWORTH AVENUE: SUBJECT: The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a proposed request to demolish three residential buildings and all accessory structures on the project site, and construct a six-story, 12-unit apartment building over one level of subterranean parking, for the property located at 946-948 N. Hayworth Avenue, West Hollywood, California.

Item 9.B. Staff Report Item 9.B. Exhibit A (Draft Resolution No. PC 26-1634) Item 9.B. Exhibit B (Project Narrative) Item 9.B. Exhibit C (Historic Resource Assessment by Page & Turnbull (February 2025) Item 9.B. Exhibit D (Applicant submitted AB 130 Eligibility Checklist) Item 9.B. Exhibit E (Los Angeles Unified School District Public Comment Letter) Item 9.B. Exhibit F (Radius Map) Item 9.B. Exhibit G (Project Plans and Renderings) Item 9.B. Additional Correspondence (2-4-2026) Item 9.B. Additional Correspondence (2-5-2026)
2 Public Comments
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    Lucas OConnor about 1 month ago

    I live adjacent to this lot, and I'm very happy additional units are being built in our neighborhood. When I moved to West Hollywood just out of college, living paycheck to paycheck, I was able to find good, affordable housing here, and just 16 years later it's devastating seeing similar people priced out of the area. I'm heartened to see two units are designated for lower incomes and two are rent-stabilized, but I hope all of the units will be priced to remedy the affordability crisis in WeHo.

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    Geoff Ro about 1 month ago

    I live near 7811 Santa Monica Blvd and request the Commission deny the waivers and require a Final EIR. The site is only 40,186 sq. ft., far below the 50,000 sq. ft. minimum required by code. The project also improperly claims an AB 130 exemption despite including a 45-room hotel, which disqualifies it under CEQA. Given the site’s long history of hazardous uses and its proximity to a daycare, a full EIR and Health Risk Assessment are necessary.